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Experience Michiana - May 13th, 2013
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Experience Michiana is made possible in part by the Community Foundation of St. Joseph County, and the Indiana Arts Commission, which receives support from the State of Indiana and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Tonight, storyteller Andy Offutt Irwin will tell a tale to Gordy. Then the Drewry Brewing Company is making a comeback, and Dan Blacharski from Ugly Dog Media will tell Gordy about the rebirth of the brewing company. Also, Jessica Brookshire from the University of Notre Dame is back to give us an update on the Douglas Road re-routing project. Finally, Dr. Patricia Werhane and Kim Clark tell us about their new show called "Big Questions."
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Dowagiac Dogwood Festival
May 10th-19th
Family Performance w/ Andy Offutt Irwin
Wednesday, May 15th 7:30pm
www.DogwoodFineArts.orgStoryteller Andy Offutt Irwin will tell a tale to Gordy. He's in the area as a part of the Dowagiac Dogwood Festival. He'll have a family performance on Wednesday, May 15th at 7:30pm. Find more information here: www.DogwoodFineArts.org.
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- Andy Offutt IrwinStory Teller
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The Drewry Brewing Company is making a comeback. Dan Blacharski from Ugly Dog Media will tell Gordy about the rebirth of the brewing company. You can find out more by going here: drewrysbrewing.com.
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- Dan Blacharski
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Jessica Brookshire from the University of Notre Dame is back and this time she'll give us an update on the Douglas Road re-routing project. Get more info on Notre Dame community events by going to www.community.nd.edu.
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- Jessica M. BrookshireAssociate Director for Public AffairsUniversity of Notre Dame
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- Jessica M. BrookshireAssociate Director for Public AffairsUniversity of Notre Dame
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Big Questions Tonight at 10pm on WNIT
Dr. Patricia Werhane and Kim Clark tell us about their new show called "Big Questions." It's a look at different forms of poverty, the struggles involved, and what might be the best approach to help. It airs tonight on WNIT at 10pm.
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- Kim ClarkAcorn Theater
- Dr. Patricia WerhaneDePaul University
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